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Celebrities Assure Nation They Were Wearing High-Tech Invisible Masks Only Rich People Know About

From The Babylon Bee:

INGLEWOOD, CA—A who’s who of LA elite, many of whom have been vocal advocates of mask mandates, appeared to be huge hypocrites on Sunday as they cheered on the Rams at Super Bowl LVI while maskless. However, they were quick to assure everyone that they had been wearing high-tech invisible masks only rich people know about.

“No, we were totally wearing masks! They’re just… um, invisible. They use… um, top-secret invisibility technology only rich people know about,” explained Lebron James to a tearful child who has never known a life without masks.

Lebron James, crypto-miner Matt Damon, and director Ben Affleck were just a few of the celebrities who had access to the invisible masks. Damon, who previously starred in Elysium, a film about a ruling class who doesn’t share their life-saving medical equipment, was reportedly oblivious to the irony.

“Now don’t forget to mask up and get vaccinated! We’re all in this together,” chimed in a laughing J.Lo, also wearing a high-tech invisible mask.

When asked if the invisible masks will be made available to common people, Jennifer Lopez became offended. “I put on my diamond-studded pants the same as everyone else, one leg at a time!”

Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti was also in attendance and appeared to be unmasked but confirmed he didn’t need a high-tech one as he can hold his breath for over four hours.

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Keep On Rockin’ In The Twilight Zone, by Good Citizen

It’s easy to be a radical when you make millions of dollars doing so. There should be no cognitive dissonance when formerly chic radicals like Neil Young and Joni Mitchell toe the government and pharma line. From Good Citizen at thegoodcitizen.substack.com:

They were never who you thought they were, or who they thought they were.

Twilight Zone S01 E05: Injecting Freedom
Premiere Date: May 21, 1959

Rod Serling
I want you to imagine a future, a not too distant future, where actors and musicians work on behalf of multi-national mega corporations who control all the governments of the world and work in tandem with unelected global technocrats. Imagine Elvis Presley telling those of his adoring fans who do not get themselves injected with an experimental toxin, for a virus that is no more deadly to them than the flu, that they are selfish killing machines putting all of mankind in danger by believing their bodies didn’t belong to these governments, corporations or the least intelligent and most neurotic of society. Imagine if you will these famous figures working on behalf of all powerful institutions to suppress freedom, bodily autonomy and civil liberties, while believing themselves to be stewards of righteousness and good will. In such a future, you will have entered the…Twilight Zone New Normal.

Vapid Mecca
There are numerous reasons Los Angeles is one of the most despicable places on earth. Trust me Good Citizens, I was born there. Even before the Soros-funded woke DA legalized violent crime to unleash a dystopian nightmare of deliberate anarcho-tyranny, or millions of homeless heroin addicts flocked there for the free needles and tiny canvas houses with gorgeous interstate freeway views; or the democrat policy reactions to a virus forced everyone toward a paradigm of herd animal behavior, child abuse and dehumanization, the city has always been a superficial and vapid national magnate for vain and narcissistic celebrity obsessed hordes to flock.

Actors and musicians. Musicians and actors. He has a script. She’s working on a project with so and so. “Have you heard of this new director blah blah blah? Well I’m doing set decoration on zir next film.” Today it’s also the mecca for the latest vapid and narcissistic craze of social media obsessed “hype houses” and “influencers”. Famous for downloading an application on their pocket computers and eagerly wasting their time making asses of themselves. It pays incredibly well to make an ass of yourself today. From Humphrey Bogart and Donna Reed to choreographing self debasing stunts to perform for the masses of low IQ automatons enamored with talentless nobodies. Welcome to the cultural New Normal.

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Diaper Report 9/20/21, by Eric Peters

We’re forcing masks on little kids who have next to no risk of getting Covid, but much higher risk celebrities carry on without them at their gatherings, sometimes with the politicians who make the rules. We live in the Age of Hypocrisy. From Eric Peters at ericpetersautos.com:

Today, a Face Diapered juxtaposition.

On the one hand, this enraging video of a toddler being practically suffocated by his handlers at a day-care center. The Diaper – for his face – being repeatedly forced on the kid’s face, because every kid must be trained to wear the Rag of Submission.

On the other hand, the Emmys – and nary a face-effaced. It was a true Marie Antoinette Moment. The poor French queen may have never actually said, “let them eat cake.”  But the elites without question expect us to efface our faces – and tolerate the abuse of children.

Keep in mind that kids like the one being tormented in the video above face about the same risk of dying from the ‘Rona as they do of being struck by lightning. The odds are literally on the order of one in a million.

As contrasted with the much greater risk presented by a crowd of middle-aged and older Hollywood celebrities, many of them overweight (some morbidly so) gathered together in close quarters, indoors – celebrating their own narcissistic wonderfulness. Many of these celebrities (e.g., Jennifer Anniston, Tom Cruise) having publicly lectured the little people about the importance of “masking” and Jabbing.

Which may be why We, the Little People are expressing our opinion of it – as in Australia the other day. The mercenaries of the Sickness Regime – the metastasized iteration of what was once upon a time the police, the people who dealt with criminals – as opposed to being the enforcers of criminality – were on the receiving end of some palliative treatment, at the hands – and fists – of the little people.

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Claims to Fame, by Theodore Dalrymple

There are people whose lives revolve around being famous, and even more disgustingly, there are people who spend their lives fixated on the famous. From Theodore Dalrymple at takimag.com:

Claims to Fame

I have tried all my life to understand my fellow humans but have failed. If I understood them better, perhaps I would share more of their interests.

Take reality TV, for example. Returning to France recently, I discovered by chance that a family called the Gayats had become famous. For what, exactly? Mainly for their number—two parents and nine children. As far as I can tell, they were not in any other way remarkable. A television chain had found them and turned them into stars. One can, if one feels so inclined, follow their daily lives; there are web pages devoted to them that answer such important questions as “Which member of the Gayat family is pregnant?” Hundreds of thousands of people “follow” them.

Even more inexplicable to me is the fact that they are now regarded, and generously paid, as “influencers”; that is to say, when they mention a brand of some commodity—soap or mustard, for example—they receive a payment.

Can such a mention really influence people to copy them? Since the world of commerce is hardheaded and would not part with money unless to some commercial advantage, I have to suppose that there is reliable, or at least plausible, evidence that influencers do really influence.

Let us grant, then, that when the Gayat family (whose income per month as influencers is greater than its income in a year from other sources) is shown using a certain brand of something, the sales of that brand rise. Whether the demand for that something is elastic or inelastic hardly matters. From the point of view of the owners of the brand, what counts is the total sale; whether the increase is at the expense of other brands or the result of increased demand for the brand’s commodity, whatever it might be, is irrelevant.

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Brave Celebrities Fearlessly Stand Up Against Racism, by Kurt Schlichter

How much guts does it take to be against something nobody admits being for? From Kurt Schlichter at theburningplatform.com:

Brave Celebrities Fearlessly Stand Up Against Racism

Finally, someone had the courage to say it out loud – racism is bad, and we are truly blessed that our celebrities, corporations, and politicians are willing to say so no matter what the cost.

Alvin York.

Audie Murphy.

That weaselly guy from Breaking Bad.

This is the pantheon of true American heroes. Except York and Murphy were much less heroic than Whatshisname, since they did not accept personal responsibility for their participation in the genocidal systems of oppression that your man-bunned TA taught you about at Goucher College. They were too busy killing krauts.

I say pull down their statues and scrub their names from history for their lack of wokeness.

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Coronavirus Miraculously Disappears After Celebrities Sing ‘Imagine’, from The Babylon Bee

WORLD—The coronavirus pandemic miraculously ended today after celebrities digitally joined together to sing John Lennon’s “Imagine” in a universally loved viral video.

The medical community was trying to come up with vaccines and cures. Politicians were looking for ways to control the rate of infection. But all along, the only thing that needed to happen was for celebrities to sing an annoying song together from their giant, well-stocked houses, behind their secure walls, during the country’s lockdown.

“As soon as the virus saw the celebrities singing about a communist utopia, it seems to have admitted defeat,” said one amazed public health official. “And to think we wasted so many resources on trying to stop this thing when the clear solution was simply to sing about no heaven, no hell, no religion, and no possessions. The celebs didn’t even have to give up their possessions, either — they just had to sing about it, and the virus went away without any further harm.”

Celebrities say they will be singing “We are the World” from their luxury jets to end climate change next.

Hollywood Midterm Endorsements Reveal Dwindling Celebrity Influence, by Jon Hall

Have people stopped listening to celebrities? Judging by the midterms, it appears so. From Jon Hall at fmshooter.com:

Ahead of the 2018 Midterm elections, many Hollywood celebrities threw their hat in the ring to back a particular candidate in hopes of boosting their chances of winning their respective races.

For instance, Taylor Swift made headlines last month when she endorsed Democratic Senator Phil Bredesen in Tennessee’s elections

Bredesen, however – even with Swift’s endorsement – lost handily to Republican Marsha Blackburn on election night.

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Hypocritical Hollywood Elite, by The Burning Platform

https://www.theburningplatform.com/2017/02/26/hypocritical-hollywood-elite/